Bau Ca Cai ( Quang Ngai ) is a mangrove forest surrounded by mountains and sand dunes formed more than 200 years ago with ancient traces.
Bau Ca Cai mangrove forest in Binh Thuan commune (Binh Son district, Quang Ngai) has an area of about 200 hectares, more than 40 km northeast of Quang Ngai city center. This is the largest mangrove forest in Quang Ngai province.
HAI PHONG
This place is quite famous for millions of white tamarind trees growing on the swamp creating a wild, mysterious beauty.
BUI THANH TRUNG
In autumn, the tamarind tree sheds all its leaves, leaving only the trunk and branches covered in white like snow. In particular, this place is also home to many types of birds, storks, water ducks and some types of seafood... The strangeness has attracted many tourists to visit and experience.
BUI THANH TRUNG
Mr. Nguyen Khuong (55 years old, in Thuan Phuoc village, Binh Thuan commune) has been attached to Bau Ca Cai mangrove forest for more than 30 years. This place is the support for his family to earn a living and raise 4 children to go to school. Currently, Mr. Khuong is the captain of the boat team taking tourists to visit Bau Ca Cai mangrove forest.
HAI PHONG
"Tourists coming to Bau Ca Cai are not only domestic but also from foreign countries, such as India, Indonesia...", Mr. Khuong said.
HAI PHONG
Mr. Do Minh Huan, Chairman of Binh Thuan Commune People's Committee, said that Bau Ca Cai is a mangrove swamp area, about 200 hectares wide. Bau Ca Cai is surrounded by mountains and sand dunes formed over 200 years ago, bearing ancient traces. With the special feature of being located in Dung Quat Economic Zone, which is bustling with industrial production activities, Bau Ca Cai still retains its peace, with rare natural wild beauty, protected and cared for by the people.
BUI THANH TRUNG
With the convergence of beautiful natural scenery, combined with the "simple, gentle" people here, with a rich and diverse cultural life. Over the years, Bau Ca Cai has gradually become a destination for many tourists.
BUI THANH TRUNG
In 2014, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Quang Ngai province implemented a coastal forest restoration project, in which millions of white tamarind trees were planted on an area of nearly 65 hectares around Bau Ca Cai. This project has turned Bau Ca Cai into a lush, wild and mysterious mangrove forest like a miniature West in the sunny and windy Central region.
HAI PHONG
In April 2022, the Department of Fisheries of Quang Ngai province released fish, shrimp, and crabs in Bau Ca Cai mangrove forest and local authorities banned fishing here.
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